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2) Ask your flist to post questions in the comments.
For example:
"4, 6, 12 & 15 are starting a band together, what is their name and what kind of music do they play? Also, who's the lead singer, and what instruments do the others play?"
3) After your flist has asked enough questions (I'll go for at least ten, and everyone can ask more than one), round them up and answer them using the 15 characters you selected beforehand, and then post them.
...only better make it 1 through 12. I could scrape up 15 characters, but I can't remember all their names and some are from a veeeeery long time ago and I would rather not talk about them if I did not have to :P
ps A little bird is telling me that the characters at the top of the list would be recognizable to LARP-goers, while the rest is more familiar to those of you I've rolled dice with. (And this is how we roll)
2) Ask your flist to post questions in the comments.
For example:
"4, 6, 12 & 15 are starting a band together, what is their name and what kind of music do they play? Also, who's the lead singer, and what instruments do the others play?"
3) After your flist has asked enough questions (I'll go for at least ten, and everyone can ask more than one), round them up and answer them using the 15 characters you selected beforehand, and then post them.
...only better make it 1 through 12. I could scrape up 15 characters, but I can't remember all their names and some are from a veeeeery long time ago and I would rather not talk about them if I did not have to :P
ps A little bird is telling me that the characters at the top of the list would be recognizable to LARP-goers, while the rest is more familiar to those of you I've rolled dice with. (And this is how we roll)
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Date: 2006-11-26 01:52 am (UTC)12) Ember of Star's Flame, Exalted Ghost-Blood, child-assassin
8) Iseulth, DnD Wizard
5) Trian, Exalted Zenith Caste (a visionary)
6) Astil, Exalted Dawn Caste (the fighters)
Iseulth, being the sociable sort, would strike up a conversation upon seeing Ember (who looks like a silkly child) sitting all alone. Naturally suspicious, Ember wouldn't trust her an inch and eventually, Issy says the wrong thing (tm) and arouses Ember's suspicions more fully. Ember pulls an arrow out of her quiver stealithy and tries to force a confession out of Issy. For her part, our talkative little wizard tries to explain herself, but Ember's having none of it.
Trian, sitting nearby, notices the commotion and tries to play peacemaker. Just then, Becky stumbles into Ember accidentally, half-blinded by tears, and the arrowhead embeds itself firmly in Issy's thigh.
From there, all chaos breaks loose. Issy starts casting, while Ember draws daiklave (great sword) and goremaul. Trian flares with a sudden golden light and tries to stop the two from fighting, but succeeds getting smacked with one of Issy's spells and one of Ember's attacks. In pain, Issy and Ember manage to get a few hits off on each other until Astil (hired as a bouncer to earn some much-needed coin) comes in and easily restrains Ember while Trian gets Issy to STOP.
Becky, who was only an accidental catalyst, has taken a hit or two from Ember along the way and is the one to leave in a stretcher because she's lost so much blood healing up the others :P
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Date: 2006-11-26 01:53 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-11-26 02:17 am (UTC)